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When Hockey Returned: Remembering 9/11 and the 2001–02 Season The 2001–02 hockey season was supposed to begin like every other season. Training camps were opening, roster battles were underway, and teams were preparing for another long pursuit of the Stanley Cup. Then, on the morning of September 11, 2001, everything changed. The terrorist attacks in
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Trimble’s Drill of the Week- Roundabout 2 on 1 Long pass from the forwards (2 on each side leave on the whistle) to the D who bumps to the forward, then back to the D before kicking it out to the forward and taking a 2 on 1 rush from the opposite line. Both sides
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Balancing School, Fall Sports and the Start of Hockey Season September can be one of the most exciting—and demanding—times of the year for young athletes. School begins, fall sports are already underway, and hockey organizations start evaluations, preseason camps and regular practices. A player who spent the summer operating on a flexible schedule can suddenly
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Right Now, Matthew Mayich Needs Our Prayers The hockey world is hurting over the tragedy involving Matthew Mayich, a 21-year-old Arizona State defenseman and St. Louis Blues draft pick. Matthew collapsed during an outdoor team workout on August 20 and remains hospitalized in critical condition with his family beside him. The latest update provided by
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Trimble’s Drill of the Week Do this sequence everyday, just 5 minutes and improve your range of motion, hand speed, ability to keep the puck flat, and coordination. By Andrew Trimble
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Fix Your Game: A New Video Series Built for Players Ten short videos. Practical details. A better understanding of your game. Hockey players are constantly told to improve. Improve your skating. Protect the puck. Shoot more accurately. Make quicker decisions. The problem is that players are not always shown the specific details that make those
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Meet Nurochek: Objective Concussion Assessment in Just Two Minutes Concussions can be difficult to recognize. Traditional assessments often rely heavily on symptoms, balance and memory testing. Nurochek by Headsafe provides healthcare professionals with objective brain-function data to support faster, evidence-based decisions. Nurochek is the world’s first FDA-cleared portable brain scanner designed to aid in concussion
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Trimble’s Drill of the Week 2 Station Drills that will improve your edgework with a puck Mowhawk to Linear Crossovers These drills are designed to help players improve their execution, edge control, skating, and confidence in game-like situations. Coaches: save it, try it with your team, and let me know how it works! ✅ Like
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Junior Hockey Enters a New Era: A 2026–27 USHL and NAHL Season Preview The 2026–27 junior hockey season will begin with the puck dropping on familiar rinks, but the development landscape surrounding those rinks has changed dramatically. Canadian Hockey League players can now retain NCAA Division I eligibility, ownership groups are investing in new markets
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The Youth Hockey Preseason Checklist: Three Things Every Parent Should Do The beginning of a new hockey season brings excitement, new routines and plenty of information. It can also create unnecessary stress when registrations are incomplete, equipment no longer fits or important announcements have been overlooked. Before your player arrives at the rink, complete these
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